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I mean calculus and integrals, etc ?
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Practice.I mean calculus and integrals, etc ?
just study, really try to understand the concepts and do as many practice problems as you can, until youre certain youve mastered the topic youre on.I mean calculus and integrals, etc ?
My IQ has been tested at 117 so idkjust study, really try to understand the concepts and do as many practice problems as you can, until youre certain youve mastered the topic youre on.
really most calculus problems will be easy computational math once youve mastered the topics, unlike more rigorous, conceptual maths like linear algebra, at least in the more beginner calculus courses (highschool and first year uni calculus), so you should eventually get it with enough study. i did, at least, i went from being average at math to being top of my highschool for calculus just from studying a lil. also after doing so much calculus I just started to immediately understand all concepts taught to me in the more advanced calculus classes (multivariable calculus, complex analysis, differential equations). so studying calculus for long enough can improve your learning speed.
but i dunno, my IQ was tested to be quite high so maybe calculus might be a little harder for you even if you put in the same effort as me.
Mine was tested to be in the low 130s. So theres a bit of a difference, however youre still in the 90th percentile or so for IQ scores, so you should definitely be fine with the less-advanced calculus classes that I assume youre doing, as long as you study a bit. Higher level calculus and maths in general might be a bit of a struggle for you, I recon youd need an IQ of at least 125 to not have a miserable time in those classes due to their abstract nature. so maybe dont pursue a degree in mathematics in college lol.My IQ has been tested at 117 so idk
Except I need to succeed in engineering school. I will brute Force my way into being good at calculus.Mine was tested to be in the low 130s. So theres a bit of a difference, however youre still in the 90th percentile or so for IQ scores, so you should definitely be fine with the less-advanced calculus classes that I assume youre doing, as long as you study a bit. Higher level calculus and maths in general might be a bit of a struggle for you, I recon youd need an IQ of at least 125 to not have a miserable time in those classes due to their abstract nature. so maybe dont pursue a degree in mathematics in college lol.